Gabriela Martinez

The passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein has left a lasting impact on many, including those who admired her resilience, dedication, and barrier-breaking accomplishments in her political career.

Deputies from the Morongo Basin Sheriff's Department swiftly arrested a 17-year-old student after receiving reports of threats to bring a gun to Yucca Valley High School.

Two young women were rescued at Etiwanda Preserve after a hiker heard their calls for help, shedding light on the importance of preparedness and safety measures when venturing into wilderness areas.

A major step forward in regional transportation was made on September 28 when the L.A. Metro Board of Directors approved schedule changes and additional trains to the Metrolink Antelope Valley Line.

LA County's Department of Arts and Culture launches the Public Artists in Development (PAiD) program, a Mellon Foundation-funded initiative seeking to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion in public art and support artists' economic empowerment.

San Bernardino police arrest two of three robbers who repeatedly targeted a local laundromat, causing over $20,000 in damage to the facility.

A car-train collision in Pasadena leaves one driver injured and prompts an investigation into the incident's cause.

A 46-year-old man in Apple Valley was arrested on suspicion of possession of child pornography following an investigation prompted by a cyber tip.

Dequantanae Rogers, a 33-year-old Barstow resident, has been arrested on child cruelty charges after video surveillance confirmed the allegations.

Recent events in Ventura County serve as a reminder of the ongoing battle against insurance fraud.

As the push against book censorship continues, LA County Library joins the National Books Unbanned initiative, aiming to provide free access to diverse literature for teenagers.

As COVID-19 continues to disproportionately impact older adults and people of color, Los Angeles County health authorities recommend everyone eligible receive the updated vaccine and flu shots in preparation for the fall and winter seasons.

A fatal traffic collision on I-405 in Van Nuys sheds light on the need for continued efforts towards improving road safety and infrastructure. A somber reminder of the fragility of life, these tragic events on our roads highlight the ongoing effects of urbanization and transportation policies on everyday lives.